The Pitfalls of Being Extreme
By M'Niyah Lynn
In this play, Molière expresses how carefully weighing situations without relying on extremes is the way to see the world clearly.
Rustbelt Rehabilitation
By Grady Schlott
Incredible life-changing programs, such as Narcotics Anonymous, rehab facilities, and halfway houses help addicts by granting them a sense of community and giving them a purpose through a clear head and service to others.
Crony Capitalism in America
By Daniel Zurek
Large multinational companies continue to rely on governmental interference in the economy to choose the winners and losers.
Obscenity and Orientalism: How Burton’s Arabian Nights Challenged the Victorian Stance on Sexuality
By Devon Gibbons
One could surmise that Burton’s intention in eroticizing the original narrative was, in a sense, a sort of primitive feminist endeavor.
The Biggest Game Changer to Insurance Companies Since Obamacare
By Brandon Schiro
The pros and cons of seeking genetic information.
FX's Pose and the Importance of Representation in Media
By Cedeem Gumbs
FX’s Pose is helping bridge gaps in the LGBTQ+ community.
